Marshall Minds: Ep. 1 “Do Teams Reduce Biased Beliefs in the Stock Market?”
Marshall Minds: Ep. 1 “Do Teams Reduce Biased Beliefs in the Stock Market?”
Assistant Professor Kristy Jansen’s study set out to determine whether teams attenuate or exacerbate individual biased beliefs about stocks.
02.23.24
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Marshall Minds Ep. 1: “Do Teams Reduce Biased Beliefs in the Stock Market?”
KRISTY JANSEN, assistant professor of Finance and Business Economics, compares behavioral biases in team-managed funds with the biases displayed in solo-managed funds. Jansen found that U.S. equity fund managers make less biased decisions when working in teams.
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